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6 games by Markus Fisch reviewed here.
6 reviews
A short, funny murder-mystery point-and-click adventure judged 10th of the entire js13k 2022 field for gameplay — confirmed working by tapping a suspect directly and getting a distinct, written response, though its navigation arrows are genuinely too faint to see.
7.5 / 10
A point-and-click medieval adventure built for js13k 2023, judged 12th of the field for its graphics — genuinely beautiful flat-vector art wrapped around a short, occasionally obtuse puzzle-adventure that works properly by tap on a phone.
7 / 10
A gorgeous, atmospheric short exploration piece about a robot searching an alien planet for its missing friend — touch movement confirmed working across a long play session, but this reviewer, like the one public comment on the game's own page, never found a clear conclusion.
6.3 / 10
A 10-kilobyte js13k 2018 entry that plays turn-based tactics on a continuous 3D plane instead of a grid — tap a unit, tap a spot to send it there, and it fights automatically if that walk puts it next to an enemy. The idea holds up; the fixed-camera phone view and the total absence of any on-screen instruction do not.
6 / 10
A gorgeous isometric jungle escape built for js13k 2024, judged 19th of the whole field for graphics — but its core "mishap" twist confused most of the competition's own judges, and the game is nearly silent throughout.
5.8 / 10
A polished-looking pass-and-play card game for js13k 2025 whose core tap-to-play mechanic was confirmed working directly, undermined by a hard requirement for extra human players, an unprompted forced-fullscreen jump, and a harsh full-screen red flash on any mistap.
4.8 / 10